A Bronx resident was sentenced to 210 months after prosecutors say he trafficked a 15-year-old across hotels in New York and other states.

A Queens challenger reportedly told a deported Mexican man to try to sneak back into the U.S., per New York Post. The comment raises legal and political questions in NY-6.

A 67-year-old was arrested after an SUV struck a group of children riding bikes in West Islip; a 13-year-old was hurt and family video and a tip helped police identify the vehicle.

Albany approved a reentry bill to connect people leaving custody to Medicaid, but a separate push for elder-parole reforms failed to gain traction this session.

Sotheby’s has sued the seller of 1010 Meadow Lane in Southampton, saying she skipped an $840,000 commission after a roughly $56M sale. The complaint is now pending in New York County.

Victor Wembanyama shoved Jalen Brunson early in Game 3 at Madison Square Garden, but officials didn't call a foul — adding heat to an already physical Finals.

A Manhattan appeals panel vacated a seven‑year stay in heirs' litigation over an Edgar Degas pastel looted during the Nazi era, remanding the case for discovery in Manhattan Supreme Court.

A JAMA Pediatrics study finds about a 17% decline in infant egg allergy after earlier‑feeding guidance. Pediatricians advise parents to follow developmental cues and consult before introducing allergens.

A new Wingstop opened at 510 Main Street in downtown New Rochelle. The store is operated by Eastwing and marks the franchisee’s 30th location in the region.

Major Food Group plans to take over the former Tribeca Grill address at 375 Greenwich St. and will open a yet-to-be-named American tavern and steakhouse led by Rich Torrisi.

Eighteen people were charged in an alleged Long Island big‑box shoplifting ring as prosecutors step up enforcement amid a national uptick in retail theft.

State lawmakers approved a ban on concentrated 7‑hydroxymitragynine (7‑OH), commonly called "gas‑station heroin." The bill heads to the governor and sets potency limits and fines.

Cigna will end coverage of GLP‑1 weight‑loss medications for employees on July 1, pushing staff toward cash payments and manufacturer or federal discount programs. The move follows price shifts driven by new oral pills and the Medicare Bridge.